Good God Almighty! I seriously thought we were done with this. I was driving at the time, so I’m glad I wasn’t staring at an ES chart during this mayhem, but………..IMHO OMG:

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Good God Almighty! I seriously thought we were done with this. I was driving at the time, so I’m glad I wasn’t staring at an ES chart during this mayhem, but………..IMHO OMG:
“Sell your cleverness and buy bewilderment.”
– Rumi
Like the rest of us, I have many characteristics to my personality, some good, some bad. One of the better ones that I am pleased with is a sense of wonder. I am always open to being astonishing. I am always willing to accept the inexplicable as being possible. I recognize, as Saint-Exupéry did, that what is essential is invisible to the eye.
And, thus, with such lofty wisps, I offer the following chart. Although I say it every day, I’ll repeat – – click it for a bigger version, because I use enormous screens, as I personally think people using mobile devices to look at financial charts are psychotic, or at least masochistic. So here we go:
(more…)I offer below a quartet of important index charts, each of which has a price gap well worth watching (the gap itself is shown in the black rectangle within each chart). Interestingly (almost to the point of impossibility), the last one, the broker/dealer index, isn’t even a gap I drew. It is instead a Fibonacci retracement line, which nailed the price gap literally to an accuracy of one penny.